March 12th, 2010 | by tanacea | published in Album, DIY, Music Business, remix
This session was all about automation. There are tons of pan, EQ, volume, and aux buss automation to create the spacial variations heard in the remix. The opening sequence was created by automating three frequencies in a four band EQ thereby making a filter effect. This filter transitions into a loop that has a buss [...]
March 5th, 2010 | by tanacea | published in DIY, Marketing, Music Business, remix
Some bands only play cover tunes, others record them, and still others play, record, and remix them! I recently finished producing a band know as The Ineloquent who did exactly that. They wrote a new arrangement of a popular theme song and thereby created a remix. The greatest advantage of creating this type of remix [...]
February 26th, 2010 | by tanacea | published in DIY, Recording and Production, remix
This weeks Free Beat Friday #fbf is a simple little ditty made with two turntables and little creative liberty. I recently resurrected this remix (I did it about 14 year ago using two Technique SL-1200MK2, a.k.a. The Wheels of Steel and a crappy recorder) and thought it would be a great example of how remix [...]
